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WEDNESDAY,; JAN,
22nd,:
1958
THE LUCKNOW' ;SENTINEL, .
LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO
PAGE 'THREE
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LVC:KNOW:
W9ITED• CSIU.RCi-i
Revs.
Q. A. Mei e h
B.A., L.D.
SUNDAY,,JANI'JARy ^: 26
I).0.00:Church ;School:.
111,00 a.m.; ` Worship
"In 'the Seed'•s, Growth".
7.00; •p.m • Combined Evening•
' -Service in Presbyterian.
Church:
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Presbyterian Church I.
Minister:,
Rev:. ,Wallace McClean.
SUNDAY, •Jt U"ARY '26th. .
11.00 a.m.: Mornrn Worship,
12j151 p.rn; Sunday School.
'3:00 p m Dungannon:
7.00 p,rn, , Combined Service!
of Worship..
cknoLL
vocal &General
Mr. and Mrs Gordon,•Little of
`Ottawa visited on •
Sunday with R E P
ORT YEAR O
Mr:`and .Mrs: Albert Little, F
. a }
PROGRES�S.,AT .U.;
'r
,Peter. McCall.. has-, returned - 10: •
his ;•ho7niehere aftere. d.:.'s' . i.
.p n ng .The con re•
. ,, g . �gational::meed o
sometime time:in Listowel withs
so
Mr: Lucknow<'LTnited Church u ch. was
and 'Mrs:' Jack -McCall held
on Thursday . commencing.
with
a supper: Rev: G. A,'`•Meik=;'
lejohn presided for'
• the •biisrriess'
'meeting, T. A. Canieron was sec-
retary. Enes.t'
• Blke opened
Blake"
With Prayer and ,read the • In
• -John . Durnin, Reeve of West,
Wawanosh Township,
Was only:
one' vote short of winning the.
'wardenship of "' Huron •County,;
He was nosed. ' out 17 to, 16 'On ;a
firth- ballot,. The winner wa.
Reeve 'John •Morrissey of Steph-
en Township..
It was "Conservative" year., in'
Huron County ,Council, which
convened' on TLiesday at `coder
ich for the .,opening : of the 'Jan-
u"arrr,SesSion. with first business'
the election, of the : warden..'-
There were six, candidates in the
running, The other four were
-Orville--Ta—ylor of • 1Jast Wawa -
nos William McKenzie of Ex
eter, William Merritt of Blyth
and : John Deeves' of G'oderich
Township.,
Elected., In.. 1953
John Durniri 'was. elected by
ballot as reeve : of West
"-cern er 'a 1953, and.
is; now starting his; 5th • year in
office having ,been returned each
year since then 'by .•'acclamation.
}1e had previously served for six •
years.' as r councillor; :. 'so •while
comparatively a young ' man, is
a `.`veteran" in municipal of-'
Ladies' ,arid : Men's: Wear
ISC''0Ut1L
Sale Continue
Men's Sport Shirts --
Woolinetta ' Shirts,
White. and . gess. Shirts
4
-L MEWS DRESS 'SO
20% Off
'tY
Lined' Boys' --arid :Men -'s---. a-ckets, Topcoat
Trousers. — 20% Reduction,
'Had he been successful in
bringing the wardensihip to
West: Wawanosh it • would ' have
been .but ' the third time this
Mr and'Mrs. Harold: Congram•
and 1VIr. .Wn . `•.Irwin :.moved
recentlyto 'Win hate fon Kin
Mr .- M
••a d : Mrs'Mac, ac, <Graham• of
Toronto and 'Mr., and :.Mrs. Don 1Vlemoriam' list of sixteen names'
• •Graham -and .
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`'familY °o•f Sarnia .ia' with
Rev. -Meikl
e'ohn giving -the•
n
were 'Week -end visitors with Mr ;
and rs.Well'.Henderson.�:There •were 423.
on the. church;
roll in • ` 1957, ' a ..decrease
Mr J . Ai. Greer, who under of 18
• from, the previous ear ;:resul t -
.went an, eye : o eration.. in •Tor- , . r . Y � , t
po P. ing from:non-residents being •e -_•
onto; is, re orted ` to- be' ` maki n
favorable. ro' fess. couraged to transfer their', mem-
p . g He 'Wirt: re
main i •bership to their' •new ;• abode.
. n the city'for :a , while, to
, •
�-have, .check-ups , Robert Rae, Ewart :Taylor and'
S B, Sto*hers • were. re -appoint
Joe: Wasney,, 'who is .employed
as': a smeehanic at - Sudbury; . took
►,
a specialcourse at .Oshawa, and,
spent ',a couple. of ' week -ends: at
, his home . here, while in the
Motor' City. -
ed as elders ler a five Year. term.
Raynard:.Ackert : : gavethe. chair
g , ,o r.
:Reporting,- fors the Christian'
Education • C•ommittee . Gordon'
Morrison' 'gave :the 'average.Sun-.
• Dr; and 'Mrs.: W V. Johnston.,'.` day School attendance for fifty-, Tortwoi
onto.:• pent` \thehe: week -end, Sundays • ' as � 110.5„ Melvin
with Mr.; and. Mrs. • E. • H.' Ag,,, Morrison reported • for the :Adult -
Bible
. d:�ul
�.t
Bible Class; Mrs: Glen. Walden:
as' :Family Life convener, and
Rev: G, A. Meiklejohn for the
'newly organized '111::-..0 and Tyro
girls and boys groups.. He :review -
the, ,several: •activities ,/of • the
H1 -C :group af. • which; Mrs: R
oss
'Cunming is. counsellor. Eldon
Wraith and •' Fraser , Ashton ` ate
acting .as, assistant leaders . of 'the
Tyro, ,group'for boys 9, 10 •• .,11.
Mrs: Stuart 'Collyer..reported-
67 members on the
,
arid .83 members ° in . the. Baby
Band:. •
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Need Staff of Thirty
Y .
• H. • D. Thompson; S u n da y
School .suppri tendent commen-
P n ,
ded the 'very ,efficient and de-
pendable • Sunday. ,'School . staff.
.There are: twenty-six 'officers,
teachers and assistants•: teachers,
Wr ui�c. three •'
._ •ass. Stant:
'teachers, , requiring ,a group' of
ap 'roximatel thirty�o• • .full
approximately.; t ,.�'.
Staff the Church Sch'ool's
He. aslccd parents to enc'oura g e
children to' ,attend regularly and
promptly and invited parents to
attend . Sunday School at least oc,
casiOna-lly, tb visit .;the classes 'or
attend . the 'adult ,class
• new,' ., while .',here , to ' attend; •the
`weddrn retie tion tendered their:.
son, ' and. his wife Mr •
,, .` arid, Mrs.•
`Bruce: Johnston.'
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BROWNIE NI
• The -Brownies' will ' be tested
at their next ::meeting..on the.
'knowledge of the 'Union :Jack:
• • They "brushed u "::" :•on •:this.
knowledge • last, week w h a n:
Brown Owl Mrs. • James'Bo �'Yle.
conducted' some;:flag games. The'
.girls were taught . some knots,
,that they
. have to know for their
Golden Ba :,' Brownies.please.:
7cnow'our
�' ,Union Tack •for next
•week. The.* two Golden ' : Bar
Brownies, Eileen...B •
.Baker a .n d
Elizabeth Pollock rac is
., p t ed '.tleir
semaphore 'for for: h e.i Golden
Hand;,
the
Pow Now ;the Br wn,'
o
dis,eussed" the :possibilities .df• `.
havrn ,.....lei
:, g skating and sleigh 'rid-
Ing parties: B "row ,
n bw1 will ,gi"ve ;
. • the `dates .for these' '
week:
. h pasties next
• For .
CAR SAFETY :
G.
LASS
cut . to pattern
any in'ake of: a'
utoniabile
See :•
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,.AVIpSO
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sualinng anCollision
•on
Service
Phone '
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320, GoderNc1i; •
Huron Road
(No. '8
H
W,
+v�.w.�r•,,,p
fellow's i p ' in the W.A S: ' With.
Exceeds M & ,M Iticrease
Ernest. Blake .reported that' a
requested 15 percent_ increase to
the M' & MVL',f and :had. been ek-'
heeded,. with ,.$2,700mitted 'to,
the Presbyterial' tircAsurer; apart
from donation§ to :Cape .Croker,
the 'Ontario',; Tem::`erance Feder
p Y ,
atiori.. and the,Bible •Soviet
y,.
' to ortin for the, Mission r
1? g •, aY
dear•tments were Mrs. Wilfred
p .,
Drennan, who reported a rich
1 on -
our. The . first' warden from West
Wawanosh • was 'Charles Girvin
in 1878 •and. it was 69 ,years
later 1947 -- ;before Brawn.
Smyth became the second reeve
to , win .the highest honours the
County has to. offer.
• Last , year 'Cecil '. Blake, missed
by a whisker ,,bringing the war-
denship, - to 'Ashfield.: The count:
then' was '17, .to '15—as , chose as
it could be without ' ending in
a tie. •
LADIES' DRESS : SCOOP
Clearing at $1.00, $2.00, ' ,$5.00
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.Skirts- - Clearance' '
u $4.95
BRUCECLEANERS picked u : and .deli
a
P vexed
every Monday 'and, Friday:
United' Church
The United Church' Hi•••••C meet-
ing • was ,opened witha ;picturea
contest • :followed:. b ` y. two
other
contests one to* . test .ourselves
the. other for ,• -discussion: Rev.
Meiklejohn summed'"'up the fea-
ture for the night The' scripture
was taken from Acts 16. The of-'
fering • was. received Yfollowed
hymn,.374". and., P ,Y;
n•a:•ra`
er.
e,.
sang; hymn .494:accom anied :
P. ,
Eleanor • •Ma Islay at ,the :piano.:
The business was: dealt with
The•�.•
'group •• wass; invited ' to ' +
Rip
ley: on Monday, .January, ,27, for°
a skating party.. Tom . Collyer
had :the 'eyeopener; and*appoint-
ed
a ' -
ppoint
ed 'Nancy Webster for. the •next
:meeting.. • Shirley "Moore was ,� in
change of games The ;meeting
was' closed ;with taps.
the:;allocation of $41:2'exceeded;`
Mrs.'. 'Stuart :.Collyer for the.
'..:Baby Band; Mrs: -Vernon Hu
:nter•
for the Evening Auxiliary; Mrs.
George Whitby for the Mission,
Band and Mrs. Harvey'` Webster'.
gave the : ,secretarial' report ::for
the ,,' Evenih Auxiliary',..
:Ing. the, financial. reportthat
$390:70 had !beensent to,
the.
Presbyterial... treasurer.'
W.A. Formed
�� ears Ago • '
Mrs.:Kenneth' Camer
on ;.told.:
thee..; meeting that the. W.onian's`
Association: had- been :organized
24 years. ;ago •on January 1'7th
during the; pastorate 'of `Rev.
T. Tucker.- Mrs. Tucker was . the
',first president. and :.Mrs W. G.
Andrew, . k over the office the
next:.
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. , y�rar. 'MMrs. Alex Andrew,
outlined the activities of the.
',three groups, arid Mrs. • Annie
Struthers gave the financial re-'
port showing ,that the Associao.
tion had raised in ` excess t of
$1,000 during the' ye', ;: and had •
` substantial
a •:
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a nc"
e�,;.
b . a ..� n hand .
',The The financial 're , port; repared
P P;
by W. •B. -Anderson .and 'resent
ed by; :Rev. Meiklej•ohn, ,: showed
�genr'al fund Contributions- of
;$7,984:78, with a year-end : bal-
ance :of '$1,947.13.
• It' Was pointed • out, that this
did-not..indicat , greatly increas=
ed •gi'vings. during 1957, for, in
056„ 3,, a: debt: of $1,200 was re-
tired.' .
,Chiircli renovation-- work was -
:discussed' 'briefly.and reference.
,Made to the fact , that the in-
stailation of memorial wandows
was, being considered':' ;by mern-
bcrs of the congregation.'.
Appointments for .a three-year,
term to the Board of Stewaz ds
included, Harvey Houston,, :Or-
land
Or
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l a nd Richaids, •J:. W: 'Joynt, VVw
R: • Howey, Jack::. 'Ackert and
Richard. Elliott.. +
J: W.• .Joynt and Ernest :Ack-
ePK- expressed appreciation: to
the, Many who are rendering. vas -
:.6
-op Sales,
wn As '`Liabilities
The .3th annual" ,,meeting o
thee; Lucknow District Co-oper
er.
,P
ative. Incor -orated. was' held dm
the Recreation Centre•:on Janu-
'ary 14th ;with a good attendance
,of about .150'
a Ther �•�meetin g • ' Was called to
Order. ,by : the president, • Ralph
Cameron. .A
.prayer., of • thanks
offered iby the Reverend G.
A. toast 1Meikle'ol n the' to J ..,,o the
Queen'Mas given b
:RaI h
: Ca
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eros' and ,•I;God 'Save, •'the Queen
was sung. Mention was made bY
Ralph Cameron of `the Question
Boxto be . circulated. • A delicious
dinner was ser,.ved.
the ladies
of: the Lucknow Women's .Insti-
tute during, the .course. of which
the ',head table Was .:introduced
by Evan Keith. Hugh `MacKenzie
thanked the. ladies for the:.' _-
dtn .
per - to :which :Mr's.. Roach reP, li'ed
fittingly::
The Area. Su ervisor
P , , NIr.. Bill
Harvey, introduced the.: guest
speaker, •Mr.• Hamish MacLeod,
who gave an interesting ' discus-
sion on Local' :Co-ops and,. their
affiliation' with United Co=oper_'
atives ' of Ontario and the raid
p
f
rise of •these organizations, dor=
ing the 'past- few ';years. Jack'
MacKenzie thanked the guest
speaker p and a ten-minute -break.:
and sing -song was enjoyed. •
The. minutes of the last annual
meeting were `read '.b' ,Evan
Y
Keith. The' operating statement
was explained : by the manager,:
Lorne ,Power, 'and '-comparisons
between w.en the. year 1957 .and the,
year '`1956 were drawn:. Mr. Pow-
er then ' called upon Mr., Bill
Haryey to present the balance
sheet. John :1V1-811urchy :'moved
the roadoption of the •financial.
statement' and Warren"'Zinn 'sec-
ended' the motion •
Evan Keith recommended that
11/2 percent..of
P P pur :hc aces be al
located to•the .rnembers,as aP at••'
ronage dividend said
, div:dehd.
to be ; deferred. Au motion
to this
effect was• 'move .;by_ Currie )Col-
well and :seconded •Walla
ce
Miller.'
,Mr: Ralph Cameron gave the
president's • report on.'. they
ear's
ear's
uable' service ,in the various 'de-
parte ents ' of the Church -anti to
Rev. and ;Mrs:, Meiklejohn.;.In in=
viting' Rev:+' Meikl'ejohn , to .re -
Main with: the congregation;, his
devotion and'zeal was recogniz-
ed.
ecog niz
ed 9Ir response Rev. Meiklejohn'
acknowledged the ,gracious ' iv
tation.' arid. expressed apprecia-
tion of the loyaltyall, Ile -dein
mended the congregation to pray
and Wort with God our h guide,
A donation . of $25.00 ' wais made
to 'the Fred Victor: 'Mission" in .
"'Parente; '
et Earnings,
re Reduc
operations. An, increase iii pur.-,
chase volume Of ten percentw'as `
reported, for the past year, with
the .petroleum -department . show-
ing' sales of well over one :hun-
dred' thousand' `dollars .in'its first
year ,of :. operation:: 'While sales
were up, ,net: earrings' .: ' were
down, although current liabilit-
ies' were reduced by over 40,+
to give :the Co=op- a "much
proved financial. position. , New'
.equipment is :planned for . the
fertilizer plant to avoid tie-up in
the :.,busy 'season.
The auditing firm of,ar,
Aldersley• was, appointed: for' the
year :1958.'.Answers:..to ; Many of
the ; questions . in :the: Question
'Box : were ably! supplied by Mr. ;;
P,ower.: •
Named Three -Directors, '
The president. called..for: nom '
inations .`for two 'directors' for 3
,year terms!' and one. fora 2=year'res-
term to replace:Mr: Currie Col-
well who has : tendered' .hisres
igna
tion . Mr. ` Cameron . appoint
ed MelViri Orr, . Stuart . Jarriiesori
and Murray Henderson as scrut-
ineers; and ' requested that Mr.
Bill Harvey 'conduct the ' nom"
ik-
ations. : Harold` Campbell .. .
P was
nominatedo .by 'Evan Keith, ` Evan
Keith by Ralph Cameron' Al
phonse Murray by Walter .Alton,
Cyril •;Boyle. by,. Wm,.H•
Y Pardon, ::.
Gordon Kirkland by 'Walter ''.Al-
•ton,•` Lorne • `Woods by Wallach
Miller, ' Allan • Miller :by • Lorne
Woods, • Walter • Alton by Wilfred
Drennan, Warren . Zinn :by T .. A.
Cameron,• '.Leo ' MurrayY by Har.:•
old -Campbell
. Messrs. Evan. Keith; Alphonse 6,
Murray, , Cyril'. ; . Boyle, . G'ordon : -'
Kirkland, : Lorne Woods- Walter '
'Alton • and Leo' Murra.
y requested
that 'their:names be With'drawri,_: •
:,:that:
in the 'election'.of Har-
old :Campbell,
ar:old.:Campbell, Allan 1V1iller. and
Warren Zinn
i11=R-
bss'�ari ,:
t ked•.'"e
th . • retiring
directors fol. .their . co-operation
P .. n.-
rov e , !ntere
irp st •Rate .Increase , • 2 '
'At as e.ial
p c • meeting • of thee,
'Board. of • Directors h' l�
d
e ,on Fe-
,•brgary. 26th, 1957, ,"it., had.: been ' ,''
moved ' .)2y James / .Richardson,
seconded` ;;by Jack 1V1acKenzie, :
that the••. interest ',rate ' on Mom-
bei • Loans 'be. • raised 'from: ' 4 to
5 percent' per anntirn, A .discus`=
cion was 'held on this: tliiestion
and it .was ;moved by T. A. Cam-
°eron : and • .seconded by -Harry
•LLavis that the .,interest.' tate on .
meniber u1 ans • be 5 . p'e'rcent'.: Car-
r.
tied. ;.
•Mr: R Xph rn`oron• moved
'the adjornment of the meeting '
and- tine balance' of the evening:
was spent in dancing to they
music" of: Elliott: Carruthers or•ch- '
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